Where should you start?
If you are just getting started, check crawlability and basic page structure first. Then move on to content clarity, structured data, sitemaps, and AI bot access.
- Find fundamental issues with the technical SEO checklist.
- Measure your GEO score to set priorities.
- Complete your llms.txt, robots.txt, and sitemap signals.
- Clarify brand, service, and topic context on important pages.
GEO, AI search, and technical SEO topics.
These guides help you better understand how AI systems may crawl, interpret, and use your site as a source.
What Is GEO?
Learn what Generative Engine Optimization is, how it differs from SEO, and why it matters for AI search visibility.
Read guide → AI SearchAI Search Optimization
Core optimization steps that help systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI features understand your content more effectively.
Read guide → ScoreGEO Score
See which technical, content, and discovery signals affect the GEO score and how to read the report.
Read guide → llms.txtllms.txt Guide
Learn the purpose of llms.txt, how to structure it, and how to make it more useful for AI agents.
Read guide → Crawler BotsAI Bots and robots.txt
Understand robots.txt signals for bots such as Googlebot, GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot.
Read guide → SitemapXML Sitemap Guide
See why sitemap files are important for discovery, crawling, and multilingual URL management.
Read guide → Structured dataStructured Data and JSON-LD
Learn how structured data can provide entity clarity for search engines and AI systems.
Read guide → Technical SEOTechnical SEO Checklist
A practical list for checking canonical tags, hreflang, meta robots, HTTP headers, page weight, and crawlability.
Read guide →Readability for AI systems
The guides focus on making your content easier to understand not only for users, but also for crawler bots, AI search systems, and agents.
Core technical signals
They cover core signals that affect the GEO score, including robots.txt, sitemap.xml, canonical, hreflang, structured data, and HTTP header checks.
Actionable recommendations
Each guide is designed to provide concrete checks and improvement ideas you can apply to your website.
Measure your current GEO readiness first.
Use the free AI Visibility Checker to review AI search readiness, crawler access, structured data, sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt, and technical SEO signals in one report.